Westminster Revitalized Downtown Driven By John Donofrio
The Westminster revival centers on John Donofrio who bought multiple Main Street properties and the old Sherwood Distillery. His plan envisions refurbished buildings housing high quality factory stores, restaurants, specialty shops, and a small Lexington style market as the core of the redevelopment centerpiece.
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Donofrio
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Lexington
Frederick dealer predicts pedestrian oriented shopping act will spark growth
Dorotho outlines a plan for a high quality below market shopping complex aimed at drawing customers from a 50 mile radius. He calls it a labor of love and hopes it will stabilize the community, create jobs, and encourage similar developments in Westminster and Frederick as construction is set to start in July or August and run 12 to 14 months.
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Cumberland
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Frederick
Frederck
Hughes and Pascal clash as both file for Maryland governorship
In Annapolis and Silver Spring events, Governor Hughes files for reelection with running mate Sen Joseph Curran while Republican rival Robert Pascal announces former congressman Newton Steers as his ticket. Steers embraces a partnership approach promising cabinet leadership in economic development as both camps rally supporters and media attention.
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Samuel Bagley
Willard Morris
Hughes
Maryland
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GOP
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Bob Pascal
Steers
Pascal
Anne Arundel County
Elections Board
Government House
Joseph Curran
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State House
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Senate
Reagan asserts steady foreign policy stance during TV briefing
President Reagan defended current foreign policy in his first televised briefing in seven weeks. He denied giving Israel a green light for Lebanon actions, declined to discuss Haig’s resignation reasons, and said no change in policy is planned. He noted ongoing consideration of a 1904 retirement run and praised George Shultz’s nomination to replace Haig.
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Burall Seeks County Commissioner Run In Monrovia
Jesse I Burall a Monrovia dairy farmer announced Wednesday he will again seek the county commissioner seat. His political history includes runs for the House of Delegates in 1974 and 1978, both unsuccessful. He cites encouragement from residents and a desire to serve as the county faces new leadership.
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Monrovia
House of Delegates
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Eeenet
Marie Curie Life and Fear Notions Recalled
The fragment references Marie Curie, Polish-born physicist, noting life without fear and a dubious date sequence. It hints at biographical or quotation context but lacks clear events, affiliations, or timeline.
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Ie Curie
Second installment of tax cut begins today
Washington report says workers start receiving the second installment of the largest tax cut in history. The cut will boost take home pay by 40 cents to 13.40 dollars per week depending on earnings, with a typical married worker with two children and a 24000 dollar income gaining about 36 dollars weekly. Higher Social Security taxes and inflation may offset some benefits.
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Treasury Department
Three wounded in Baltimore hospital ER shooting
In a downtown Maryland General Hospital emergency room three people were wounded early today. A security guard was shot after a man allegedly opened fire as a drug overdose case arrived with his wife. The shooter then killed his wife and himself amid suspected domestic problems.
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Cosmonauts readied for return from Salyut 7
French cosmonaut Jean-Loup Chretien and four Soviet crewmembers prepare to descend from Salyut-7 aboard the Soyuz-T6, with mission commander Widwier Diaddivesny and Alexander Ivanchenkov to return Friday. Anatoly Berezovol and Valentin Lebedev remain aboard the station. Tass reports all systems normal and crews healthy.
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Pean
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Washington column highlights widen on politics and power
Columnist Jack Anderson critiques administration targeting the widow’s mite while corporate profits rise. Robert Lewis explains farmers voting against a production cut. Joh Starrels notes closer China Europe ties than with the United States. Tom Tiede covers Army issues. Stan Goldberg previews Roo Manges and the Falcons aiming for league title.
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Robert Lewis
Joh Starrels
China
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Paul Auramit
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Stan Goldberg
Frederick Falcon
Roo Manges
Pleasant summer weather dominates Western Maryland forecast
High pressure from the Great Lakes brings sunny pleasant weather through Friday for Western Maryland with mild highs and comfortable nights. Maryland mountains stay sunny and mild, while ocean beaches see partly cloudy warmth with weekend thundershowers possible. Farm forecast calls for northwest winds 10 to 15 mph and dry conditions through Friday, with temperatures mostly in the mid to upper 80s across towns like Frederick and Gaithersburg.
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Hagerstown
Werminster
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